I can't believe it.

Max has asked me to move in with him.

I mean, you practically live with each other already, but that's great.

Did you hear that, Joe?

Yes, thanks for letting us know.

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Now you're going to be living together.

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Coming up on this week's show,

we taught preserving flash games.

Playing Panzer Dragoon in VHR.

And we talked to Atari Legend Al A.

Hello and welcome to the Retro Hour podcast episode number 218, your weekly dose of

retro gaming and technology news with me Dan Wood, me Rabby Abbott and me Joe Fox.

Now every year on this show around Christmas time, we do a little thing called the Retro Hour Annual Christmas Super Quiz. And recently, being spending a lot of time indoors with the family, watching TV, eating snacks, feels a bit like we should maybe put the Christmas tree up again. And I feel like, why don't we enjoy ourselves? But actually, how's about this for a little question, lads? Name the game, released in 1972, you're probably sorting arcades back in the day, by a gentleman called Al Alcorn. Well, we could pretend and get it wrong, but I know it's Pong. Because you've seen the title of this week's show. Because I've seen the title of this week. And that was a sexy arcade union, wasn't it? Yeah was, there is actually, I think it's an original.

There's one at Arcade Club in Leeds.

Oh, really?

Yeah, and it's got the paddles on there. I wanted that my mate, Paul, like, a few months ago, and like, it's so much fun. I mean, Pong, you know, considering it is one of the earliest arcade, me, one of the on this video games.

It is one of the most fun two-player experiences, I think,

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